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What's wrong with the snippet below from the Guardian's Business section?
Rising house prices are not 'growth' it is asset price inflation... to be fair the Guardian is certainly not the only media organisation miss-representing inflation in house prices, but I've not mentioned it for a while...
House price inflation should be presented as a problem (given the housing crisis) not as 'growth', as if it was a good thing.
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news article from India Today on 2020-04-14 says this was originally posted on twitter 2020-04-13 by an Indian Forest Service officer, here: xcancel.com/susantananda3/stat…
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Love your lurchers. The jumper is obviously a saluki cross. Mine is a collie greyhound cross .He. is also a jumper .Jumps for the sheer joy of it . I have seen him explode vertically in a field of bracken and pull a pheasant out of the sky which he has just flushed
The french fries probably originated from Spain some 400 years ago. Fish and chips are a kind of food that was introduced in England by immigrants. And the Spanish paella emerged from the Muslims who began rice cultivation in what is today called as “Spain”.
Look at the evolution of the popular Chicken Tikka Masala (Wikipedia):
Evolution of chicken tikka masala as a multicultural British dish.[41][4] Chicken tikka was created in Mughal India using Persian marinading of meat in yoghurt and Central Asian tandoor roasting with Indian spices.[42] In 20th century Britain, a sauce was added to meet the British liking for gravy with meat.[12] The dish has evolved further to a taco filling in the US,[36] and to a pizza topping in India.[39] Tacos originated from Mexico.[43] Pizzas originated from Italy.[44]
regarding the Catalan stuff, it was forbidden to speak their own mother tongue during the 40-year dictatorship, and still there are sequels and social wounds since then. It may sound as a weird behaviour, but I think it's understandable knowing the context.
he fucks up everything. They had better not give him a microphone (or give him a wireless one with no battery) if he is somehow part of the trophy award after the match.
Under capitalism, it's very normal to let children go hungry, let banks force people out of their homes, let sick people die for lack of access to healthcare. But the idea that billionaires could just be a little less rich is considered radical and unhinged.
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Don't mention the children. Don't name the dead children. The people must not know the names of the dead children. The names of the children must be hidden. The children must be nameless. The children must leave this world having no names. No one must know the names of the dead children. No one must say the names of the dead children. No one must even think that the children have names. People must understand that it would be dangerous to know the names of the children. The people must be protected from knowing the names of the children. The names of the children could spread like wildfire. The people would not be safe if they knew the names of the children. Don't name the dead children. Don't remember the dead children. Don't think of the dead children. Don't say, "dead children".
@mason A poem written in *2014* by a jewish poet about children killed by Israel in Gaza, because the state of Israel has been killing children in Gaza for a very long time.
I know America is well on its way on the march into shit, but the Brits aren’t too far behind us. And I know the French and the Germans are holding off fascism by dint of razor thin margins and low chicanery. It’s kind of discouraging, too, that when they brought back the ‘30s it was such a dull, cheap, banal version of the ‘30s. Could we maybe have the cool art deco aesthetics? At least the stormtroopers could be wearing Hugo Boss…
Police will always conjure something up. Here's what I found in The National:
""" Williamson said that after he finished, the police officers told him repeatedly that he had been “causing fear and alarm” by reading out the poem.
(...)
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “A man was arrested in the Argyll Street area of Dunoon on Saturday, 4 July, 2026, in connection with threatening and abusive behaviour and failing to provide his details when required by police. “Due to an ongoing incident nearby, the man was de-arrested. “A report has been submitted to the Procurator Fiscal in connection with these offences.” """
@su_liam @mason in Germany they are mulling to jail you if you mention something with human rights and palestine in relation. It leads to quick blocking here and name calling here on German masto. I am seeing the devastation and nobody wants to say something. I feel foreign to the topic and sorry for so many lives lost on all sides. People brought up words which hurt me just after reminding that there is another side to Israel, I used to think highly of.
"Michael Wayne Rosen (born 7 May 1946) is an English children's author, poet, presenter, political columnist, broadcaster, activist, and academic, who is a professor of children's literature in the Department of Educational Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London. He has written more than 200 books for children and adults."
And he was born into a Jewish family in the UK :
"Michael Wayne Rosen[2] was born into a Jewish family in Harrow, Middlesex,[3] on 7 May 1946.[4] His ancestors were Jews from the Pale of Settlement, an area that is now Poland, Romania, and Russia,[3] and his family had connections to The Workers Circle and the Jewish Labour Bund.[5]"
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The tea-room crowd freezes in a taut, watchful silence. A waiter darts their eyes toward the louvered doors that promise the relative safety of the kitchen. My gran rests one hand on the counter, the fingers of the other twitching slightly near the bag at her hip. “I said” she states carefully “Put. Your. Purse. Away”
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"..and pray that there's intelligent life somewhere in this universe because it's bugger all down here on earth."
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Galaxy Song - Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
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